Cents = Acres × 100
The cent as a unit of land measurement has its origins in India and other parts of Southeast Asia, where it is commonly used to measure small
plots of land, especially in rural areas. One cent is equal to 1/100th of an acre, making it a convenient unit for dividing land into smaller sections. Historically, the cent has been widely adopted for agricultural and real estate purposes, particularly in regions where land is measured in acres but smaller portions of land are regularly dealt with. Its use continues to be prominent in places like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.
Commonly used to measure large areas of land, particularly agricultural land.
Widely used in the US, India, Central America, South America, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Europe such as Germany, Spain, and France.
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